> Password Reuse: 49% of respondents use the same login credentials for multiple work applications, and 36% use the same credentials for personal and professional accounts.
If your company has multiple things you need to log in to, its doing something wrong. Having company-wide single login system is really critical for good security.
> 30% of employees share their workplace passwords with colleagues, effectively nullifying the protections offered by unique credentials or MFA.
This also suggests something is setup wrong in the company (lack of giving people correct access?). Normally sharing passwords should be harder than not sharing, if you have to log out of a global account to log in as another one.
Security is all about incentives. If employees are incentivized to act insecurely, they will. Its not the employees fault, its the people who setup the system in such a way that encourages people to act insecurely. Good security is all about aligning incentives to control risk.
If your company has multiple things you need to log in to, its doing something wrong. Having company-wide single login system is really critical for good security.
> 30% of employees share their workplace passwords with colleagues, effectively nullifying the protections offered by unique credentials or MFA.
This also suggests something is setup wrong in the company (lack of giving people correct access?). Normally sharing passwords should be harder than not sharing, if you have to log out of a global account to log in as another one.
Security is all about incentives. If employees are incentivized to act insecurely, they will. Its not the employees fault, its the people who setup the system in such a way that encourages people to act insecurely. Good security is all about aligning incentives to control risk.